Updates readme and composer.lock

Author: creativecoder

README.md

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-# Piwik on Heroku, Dokku, or Flynn
+# Matomo (aka Piwik) on Heroku, Dokku, or Flynn
+
+Even though the application has been renamed from Piwik to Matomo, the most of the composer packages are still namespaced using `piwik`. This is being updated for Matomo 4 (https://github.com/matomo-org/matomo/issues/12519).
 
 ## Installation
 
 1. Create a new app.
 2. Connect a mysql database to the app.
-3. Update database connection in `config.ini.php` as needed
-4. Add config settings for `SALT` and `TRUSTED_HOST` (the domain name you access the piwik app from)
+3. Update config for database connection in `config.ini.php` as needed
+4. Add config settings for `SALT` and `TRUSTED_HOST` (the domain name you access the Matomo app from)
 5. Deploy app
 
 ## Config
 
-The filesystem is ephemeral and will be wiped out on each deploy. Any settings that piwik automatically updates in `vendor/piwik/piwik/config/config.ini.php` need to be manually duplicated in the `config.ini.php` in the repo, or they will be wiped out the next time the app is rebuilt.
+The filesystem is ephemeral and will be wiped out on each deploy. Any settings that Matomo automatically updates in `vendor/piwik/piwik/config/config.ini.php` need to be manually duplicated in the `config.ini.php` in the repo, or they will be wiped out the next time the app is rebuilt.
 
 ## Plugins
 
-Plugins are managed by composer. Plugins installed through piwik's web interface will get erased when the app is rebuilt.
+Plugins are managed by composer. Plugins installed through Matomo's web interface will get erased when the app is rebuilt.
 
-Most piwik plugins do not include a composer.json file so you'll need to use the package option and define the settings for each plugin manually. See the configuration for the SecurityInfo plugin in `composer.json` for an example. By sure that `"type": "piwik-plugin"` is defined in the plugins package.json file.
+Most Matomo plugins do not include a composer.json file so you'll need to use the package option and define the settings for each plugin manually. See the configuration for the SecurityInfo plugin in `composer.json` for an example. By sure that `"type": "piwik-plugin"` is defined in the plugins package.json file.
 
 1. `composer require [plugin]` to install the plugin
 2. Add plugin to `Plugins[]` and `PluginsInstalled[]` lists in `config.ini.php` so that the plugin is activated when the app is re-deployed.
 
 ## GeoIP
 
-This setup is configured to use the [GeoIP2 Plugin](https://github.com/diabl0/piwik-geoip2). The GeoLite databases are provided by a custom buildpack https://github.com/danstiner/heroku-buildpack-geoip-geolite2 defined in `.buildpacks`.
+This setup is configured to use the GeoIp2 plugin included in the core Matomo package. The GeoLite databases are downloaded using a custom buildpack https://github.com/danstiner/heroku-buildpack-geoip-geolite2 defined in `.buildpacks`.
 
-You can turn on this geolocation method on in Settings > System > Geolocation. Rebuilding the app will get a fresh copy of the GeoLite databases.
+You can turn on this geolocation method on in Settings > System > Geolocation. Rebuilding the app will get a fresh copy of the GeoLite databases. You can also configure the plugin to download an updated database periodically.
 
 ## Heroku